First and foremost, narcolepsy is detected and diagnosed early and adequately. That is, narcolepsy should be proven beyond doubt by a neurologist in collaboration with a sleep specialist. In the sleep laboratory, you can find very specific signs of narcolepsy. For example, REM sleep is moved forward. Narcolepsy sufferers sleep much faster in the laboratory than healthy people in certain clinical tests. So if the diagnosis is confirmed, there are both drug and non-drug therapy options. What is Expected from a Narcolepsy Patient? In the first place, there should be a comprehensive education of the patients. Narcolepsy is a lifelong disease that can lead to various...